Anton Steinecker Maschinenfabrik Gmbh

Alfons Wolfseder

Simon Redl

Hans Urban

A heat exchanger having a plurality of parts each of which comprises a set of pipes and a housing which conducts steam. The housing of each part is provided on its steam discharge end with a condensate extraction connection that is angularly offset on the periphery of the housing relative to the steam discharge connection. Such a heat exchanger is distinguished by a simple, space-saving construction and easy maintenance and cleaning while permitting good heat transfer.

Heat exchanger having a set of pipes

Apparatus for the extraction of vapor from a brewing tub enables the vapor to be guided selectively under the control of a valve either via a tub vapor condenser or a vapor vent pipe arranged as a bypass to the tub vapor condenser. A particularly space-saving construction which enables retrofitting an existing plant comprises a helical tube condenser arranged around the vapor vent pipe having the control valve in the region of its lower end.

Apparatus for the extraction of vapor from a mash and/or wort tub

In a tub vapor condenser for brewing tubs two condenser stages are arranged above one another in the vapor vent of the tub, the lower condenser stage being constructed as a tube condenser and the upper condenser stage being constructed as a spray arrangement for water and other materials, so that on the one hand it is possible to obtain clean usable water at a high temperature and on the other hand odor-generating substances are largely eliminated from the vapor.

Tub vapor condenser

A mash tun or copper having a body of circular cross-section and a heated bottom which is inclined to the center and having two planar bottom portions and two roof-like gusset portions. Such a mash copper is distinguished by an excellent energy-saving mixing of the tun content.

Mash copper

The invention relates to a mash and wort tub of rectangular cross-section, having heater bottom inclined upwardly from its edges in a roof-shaped manner.

Mash and wort tub

A refining vat for the separation of wort from spent grain comprises a sieve base and an impervious discharge base which lies below the sieve base and surrounds a central drain outlet. An intermediate base is substantially concentric with and is smaller in diameter than the sieve base, and is disposed between the sieve base and the discharge base and acts as an accumulator and guide element for the wort.

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Freising, Germany

Alfons Wolfseder